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How to call from countries that block VoIP
Some countries restrict or block voice calls from consumer VoIP apps like WhatsApp on local networks. QuikRing runs over standard HTTPS web traffic in your browser rather than a dedicated VoIP app protocol, so it keeps working on networks where those specific apps are blocked.
Make a call
First minute free to select destinations, with a verified email.
How it works
- 01Open QuikRing in your browser over the local network
- 02Enter the number you need, including its country code
- 03Check the per-minute rate shown before you call
- 04Tap Call — it runs over standard HTTPS, not a blocked VoIP app protocol
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a VPN for QuikRing to work in a country that blocks other calling apps?
Not for QuikRing itself — it uses ordinary encrypted web traffic. Whether a VPN is legal to use at all varies by country, so check local rules before using one for anything else.
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